Tuesday 2nd June 2020

Hello everyone!

We hope that you all enjoyed a super hot Monday! We were in school enjoying some inside and outdoor activities. Some of you are coming into school today and tomorrow so we felt it would be good for you to see what you will be doing

In the morning: Foundation stage garden and snack

: We have vegetables and flowers to plant

: We have our poor garden plants to water and new seedlings to plant

Lunch Time

In the afternoon: making chocolate chip cookies

: I wonder how many you will make?

: We have been very lucky to be given alot of ingredients from Asda for this weeks cooking activity we will be making chocolate chip cupcakes

Play and then tidy time get ready to go home

Story time.

It was lovely to open some more photos of your holiday fun! Here are some from Thomas for you to look at. Have you been to the same place ever?

: Where can this be?

: On the beach

: So quiet and still watching the ducks

Your challenge today is to enjoy some water play in your garden or outdoor space:

Water painting: you can use paint brushes, rollers and even old tooth brushes to paint with. This fun activity will allow your arms to strengthen, you can do really long strokes or fine and small strokes. Will your marks disappear in the sunshine?

Can you travel holding a cup of water without spilling it from one end of your garden to the other? Try different sized containers can you do it on your head? Can you place some obstacles in your pathway to negotiate? Collect the water in a bucket so you can reuse it. Have a race with a family member!!

Local women carrying buckets on their heads, Malawi, Africa

Try using wet sponges and and throw them into different sized bowls or buckets add a number to each bowl or bucket who gets the biggest score!

Perhaps you would like a bowl of soapy water so you can wash your toys or even wash your big wheeled toys like bikes and scooters like a real car wash!

Today’s story is about is about The Rainbow Fish. Did you like the end of the story? Was this the right thing for the Rainbow Fish to do? Yesterday we saw the jelly fish that Alfie created can you create your own creature who lives in the sea? If you do take a photo to show us

Take care and have fun

Mrs Penn, Mrs Coleman and Mrs Coleman

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